In Irish, the forms are bard, baird; the -i- of baird is purely graphic, serving to indicate that the following consonants are both palatalized.
Denise Northrup, Fallin's chief of staff, would describe that letter as "political and purely self serving".
The offender is back in Britain purely to serve a sentence of imprisonment, not to appeal against his conviction or try to get the British authorities to overturn the decision of the foreign court.
On the other hand, the latter resources are allocated to NRT users under UPRA, which are purely opportunistically served and, therefore, obtain increased average actual throughout (leading to better overall system throughput), at the expense of high RT user's short-term throughput failure probabilities (i.e., high RT users' performance degradation).
Today, non-manufacturing work largely falls into one of two categories: purely human (a judge serving sentences) or purely software (a computer serving search results).
Rather than serving purely as "social snacks," as would be the case if the family photos were on the desk facing toward the occupant's chair, these images serve as identity claims.
What Goodlatte really stands for -- and this seems the consistent guiding principle of his political conduct -- is serving purely partisan interests.
Shamil Sunyaev, Division of Genetics, Dept. of Medicine, Brigham & Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School This manuscript investigates differences in sequence complexity and hydrophobicity between transmembrane helices serving purely structural role and transmembrane helices with additional functional roles.
Of course, the Elizabethans never imagined matting as serving a purely decorative purpose.
This was not out of deference to Björk – I would have done the same for Chas & Dave – but purely because we are serving another vision, no matter who the musician is.
